Reviews
Nérija
Three of this septet – Tetteh, Turton and Garcia – were among the Venus Warriors that Courtney Pine introduced at...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: March/2017
Leo Genovese: Argentinosaurus
Esperanza Spalding | Jack DeJohnette | Leo Genovese
Boutique vinyl-only label Newvelle are trying a new subscription model, releasing six albums a year, or ‘seasons’ in the parlance...
Reviewed by Mike Flynn in issue: March/2017
Club d'Elf: Live at Club Helsinki
Club d'Elf may be new to jazz ears, but some may punt that in a post-Trump world their all-in-one bucket...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: March/2017
Taupe: Fill up Your Lungs and Bellow
Tyneside-based, Beefheart-influenced guitarist Mike Parr-Burman's pretty compelling skronk-jazz trio (featuring alto-saxophonist Jamie Stockbridge) is reminiscent of album producer Chris Sharkey's...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: March/2017
Earprint: Endectomorph Music
Bassist Simón Wilson's quartet is a diversely contemporary amalgamation of leftfield New York jazz, progressive bop, abstract classical and post-rock...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2017
Clark Tracey Quintet: Jubilation
Henry Armburg Jennings | Chris Maddock | Daniel Casimir | Harry Bolt | Clark Tracey
Reliability and consistency are generally not as highly valued by fans as they are by fellow musicians. But Tracey has...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: February/2017
Michel Legrand: Legrand Jazz/Legrand Piano
The first of these albums was Legrand's 1958 jazz masterwork with Miles, Trane and Bill Evans among the roll-call, and...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2017
Eve Risser White Desert Orchestra: Les Deux Versants se Regardent
Accompanying their hugely impressive international performances at both the Finnish Tampere and London Jazz Festivals at the end of last...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2017
Delfeayo Marsalis and The Uptown Jazz Orchestra: Make America Great Again!
This arrived in my mailbox just a day after the US election, but the deeper irony is that Marsalis's aim...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: February/2017
John Coltrane: Trane 90
This well-organised look at the middle decade of Coltrane's career takes its title from the fact that he would have...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: February/2017

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